What Would It Feel Like To Travel At Warp Speed?

[Lancewen]

This article expresses an opinion, but I'm not so sure they're right. Anybody else think they are getting it right?

 

http://www.popsci.com/node/71294/?cmpid=enews041113&spPodID=020&spMailingID=5355991&spUserID=Mzc4MjM2OTY5NjIS1&spJobID=316566873&spReportId=MzE2NTY2ODczS0

[Moontanman]

If my understanding of it is correct then yes that is pretty much the way it would "feel".

[Lancewen]

If my understanding of it is correct then yes that is pretty much the way it would "feel".

 

They did compare going into warp with crossing an event horizon. Besides not having any data on doing either of these things, I find it very hard to have the slightest idea of how it might feel, and I don't believe anyone else is even remotely qualified to say one way or the other.

 

So why do you agree with them?

[Moontanman]

They did compare going into warp with crossing an event horizon. Besides not having any data on doing either of these things, I find it very hard to have the slightest idea of how it might feel, and I don't believe anyone else is even remotely qualified to say one way or the other.

 

So why do you agree with them?

 

 

No they compared leaving the warp field while it was generated to crossing an event horizon. It makes sense, if you are being accelerated along with space time you wouldn't feel the acceleration anymore than a falling object feels acceleration...